Patch door glazing refers to a type of door construction in which a glass panel is inserted into a door or frame, typically as a means of allowing natural light to enter a room.
This type of door typically features a wooden or metal frame that surrounds the glass panel, and may include additional features such as weatherstripping or a sill to prevent water infiltration.
Patch glazing is commonly used in residential and commercial architecture, and can be found in a wide variety of styles and designs.
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Typical patch door glazing detail drawing – 1
A typical patch door glazing detail drawing would typically include the following information:
- Dimensioned layout of the door and frame, including the size and location of the glass panel.
- Cross-sectional view of the door and frame, showing the construction details of the glazing and how it is incorporated into the door or frame.
- Details of the glazing beads or gaskets used to secure the glass panel in place and provide a weather-tight seal.
- Details of any weatherstripping or other weather-sealing measures used to prevent water infiltration around the glass panel.
- Information on the type of glass used, including its thickness, thermal properties and safety ratings.
- Detailed drawings of the hardware used to secure the door in the frame, such as hinges, locks, and closers.
- Notes and specifications regarding the installation and maintenance of the door and glazing.
It’s important to note that the level of detail and information provided in the drawing will depend on the project and the specific requirements of the client and building codes.
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